2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button says that he was disappointed by the decision to give Sebastian Vettel a five second penalty for a dangerous re-entry to the track and blocking Lewis Hamilton at turn four. The penalty denied viewers of a grandstand finish to the race, as it was clear Hamilton could just sit behind Vettel and take the win after the penalty had been applied. Read more Hamilton 'probably would've done the same' in Vettel's situation Plenty of ex-F1 drivers have sided with Vettel to say that his penalty was harsh and unjust, and Hamilton’s former teammate Button is one of those. Working as a pundit on Sky Sports F1, Button said after the race: “It’s...
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